Audacity Forum

I'm not sure if this applies to Chris's compressor, but some Nyquist plug-ins have to load the entire track into the first 32-bit addressable RAM (the first 2GB of machine RAM). This usually works out at about 45 minutes for a track with a sampling rate of 44100 Hz. If tracks are too long, plug-ins ...

The problem is caused by the loudness war . One workaround for the problem is to use ReplayGain or Sound Check (Apple version of ReplayGain). ReplayGain allows players that support it, to automatically adjust the playback level to achieve similar loudness. It does this by analyzing the tracks and ad...

What are you wanting to record, and what is your budget?

I like the coloured icons and flatter (small) buttons (such as the tools toolbar).
Personally I like light themes, though not everyone does.

In audacity when i try to record from my keyboard playing How exactly are you doing that? (For example, using a Rode NT1-A microphone placed 15 cm in front of the amplifier speaker, with the mic connected to the computer via a Focusrite 2x2 USB microphone pre-amp with phantom power enabled on the F...

GillH wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 19, 2018 12:16 am

On Windows 10 I get thsi same error method, but I cannot change any of those settings because the drop-down menus are blank. What can I do?

Look in the Windows Sound Control Panel and ensure that you have at least one working recording device and one working playback device.

That .au file appears to have a valid file name and a valid size, but no valid data. Every byte is zero, so there is (literally) nothing to be recovered.

Aaronb wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 18, 2018 10:38 pm

downloaded again and got the whole file and it matches now.

Is good.

Workhorse wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 18, 2018 2:04 am

the Tascam interface indicates, “Digital Input Status: no valid signal.

and I presume that you are trying to record from the digital inputs?
Are you using a supported operating system (Windows 8 or earlier)?
Does the device work with Cubase (apparently Cubase LE5 was supplied with the device)

I'd like to select a segment and make it a New track To "move" a selection to a new track: "Edit menu > Clip boundaries > Split New" (Alt + Ctrl + i) To "copy" a selection to a new track: "Edit menu >Duplicate" (Ctrl + D) Note that you can also drag a clip up...